built 1905
Rideau River
Saturday, July 23, 2011
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- two yellow houses with red doors
- scaffolding
- ruffled sleep
- B is for binoculars
- numbered
- minto
- not as cuddly as he looks
- playing with the outdoors
- golf in the rough
- A is for art
- Elora
- picnic
- under partly sunny skies
- real estate for all
- Z is for Zaire... Zambia, Zimbabwe
- gritty graffiti
- bird in a tree
- a vivid morning
- Y is for yellow
- lakeview
- shadows on the walk
- jump!
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12 comments:
Excellent details in the metalwork, the little arched are very cool!
Neat shot of these pretty bridges.
Handsome bride! And I like how you shot straight through it.
That is a very graceful structure. I like the Fleur De Lis ( well I think they are ) at the top of the bridge.
What a wonderful, graceful bridge. I'm glad to see that it's still in use.
I like these metal frames, like an old rail bridge
The iron work is still in good shape. Keep on clicking.
Bridges are so varied in size and shape. This is a familiar one and you photographed it so well!
I'd almost say it's a feminine truss bridge! Those dainty details are a pleasant surprise. Nice shot, too!
Wonderful shot - love the perspective!
What a neat looking bridge. I love the little crosses along the top.
Your bridge and mine were built at the same time, but your looks to be in far better condition and up to lots more traffic. Lovely shot of a style of bridges I love. Genie
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